... COMMERCIAL COLUBM, BRITISH FUNDS.-(Closiri Prices.1 I~~ ?? - ..S I- CR. - AS Bank Stoc 3 per Cent Ditto tor I 3 per Cent Now 3* pe Long Ann India Stac ladia Bon Excheq.-b Austrian 1 Belgian 4A Dicto 2$ p. Brazilian ' Danish 3 1 Dutch 4 p Ditto 2i pi Ecuador E Granada E Mexican 2 ?? . 208 206 i 0 Consals a) 56 ' 2 'Its acceunt Oh Sa -4 5i ts Redaced . 00 , oA , 6$ ?? ?? 08.,. . 9 S 9 2 9o' 5! ...

... CORN EXCHANGE. -MONDAY.-The past week's arrivals of English Wheat for our market, coastwise and by land carriage, were on a very limited scale, though of fair average quality, Of all ether grain of home prodeece, as well as those from Ireland and.Scotland, the receipts were scanty; but from abroad, upwards of 11,000 quarters of Wheat, and 24,000 of Outs came fresh to hand. To-day a moderate ...

... MOMEY MARKET AND CITY INTELLICENCE.| FRIDAY EVENING. The English funds have been heavy during the week, and well they may be, when, on the one hand, Parliament have already sanctioned railways amount- lng to upwards of 140,000,000 of money-to say no- thing of the 70,000,000 granted last year; and, on the other, Lord John Russell has declared, that Go- vernment do not intend to interfere with ...

... THE SALT-TRADE tX 1ijDik ISLE. fly1WU1 f 01 1uU 0,o- as Ju-st 'issued a able pamphlet upon a m'ost. iaiteresting topia Ily fiscal, potical';' and mnoral point of view-the1ablit a ?? Lndiat'Gbvernment's monopoly in this rees sary-condineut.' It seems but the other day that we were fieed this country from one of the most obnoxious ta P which impolicy or necessity 'ever' imposedeandg contrast ...